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Microsoft Word is getting a to-do feature to help people manage documents
Microsoft is starting to test a new to-do feature in Word today. The software maker found that a lot of people leave notes in their Word documents as placeholders to add more text, images, or charts. Microsoft is now making these notes a lot more...
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Amazon Alexa Now Available for all Windows 10 Devices
Earlier in the year, Amazon teamed up with some of the biggest PC makers to brings Alexa to Windows 10. The company started selling devices that came pre-installed with Alexa, and it’s now bringing the same experience to all Windows 10 devices — through the...
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Windows 10 suddenly deactivated
Hi, There is an ongoing issue about Windows 10 suddenly shown as deactivated. The affected users need not to do anything as it is a known issue. Here is what was told by Microsoft Chat support: Microsoft has just released an Emerging issue announcement about...
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Microsoft expands availability of Kaizala Pro group communication platform worldwide
Microsoft has now announced that it will be adding Kaizala Pro to Office 365 commercial plans worldwide in the coming months. Kaizala Pro is already available as part of Office 365 commercial plans, or as a standalone purchase, in 28 markets around the world. Kaizala...
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Microsoft’s Plan to Automatically Email Office 365 Users Is A Rare Disconnect
Microsoft’s Office 365 is the crown jewel for the company’s software-as-a-service model; the platform has passed 155 million commercial customers and shows little signs of slowing down. So when the company announced that they would start automatically emailing users of Office 365 and Microsoft 365...
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Looks like Windows 10 19H1 will support WPA3 WI-FI encryption
In June the Wi-Fi Alliance announced a new WI-FI encryption standard, WPA3, after WPA2 was soundly KRACKed. The new version of Wireless Protected Access is resistant to dictionary attacks and will block authentication requests after a number of failed attempts and will also implement “forward...
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